Sentence examples for it is devolving from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the Bush administration has a domestic agenda, it is devolving power from federal agencies to the states.

If the alliance of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats has a unifying ideology, it is devolving power from the central state to local government, communities and families, creating what Mr Cameron's Tories call "the Big Society".

If it is devolved as planned in 2015, stamp duty would raise £480m that year, again based on current duty rates, while the landfill tax would raise £151m, and the aggregates levy £49m in that year.

That is also what the Federation of Small Businesses FSBB) wants to see ahead of full scale reform of the rates system when it is devolved to Wales in April 2015.

"Hence, her announcement of an additional £9m for the Social Fund (when it is devolved to Scotland from next spring and becomes the Scottish Welfare Fund providing emergency support to the poorest families). She contrasted that quite deliberately with tax cuts for the wealthiest which, she said, were the concern of the UK coalition.

It is devolved to the 17 primary health care clinics in the sub-district, and is nurse- and counsellor-led.

Now it was devolving into a much bloodier and more prolonged civil war.

Instead, it was devolving into a technical discipline that was even less comprehensible than it was relevant.

One resident said worshipers, who had been planning to join antigovernment protests, were targeted, while some opposition activists said the Syrian government had itself attacked security forces to make the uprising, which began as a broad-based protest movement, look as if it were devolving into violent extremism.

Ramirez's account in the New Yorker was widely viewed inside the White House as flimsy, and the sudden emergence of Avenatti further galvanized supporters of Kavanaugh, who claimed a partisan character assault was underway and crowed it was devolving in a circuslike sideshow.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: I don't think your problem with the filibuster is so much its existence, but that it's devolved into a lazy, anonymous act that can be performed without anyone calling the perpetrator's bluff.